Deep Bot - Twitch Streamer Assistant
Deep Bot => Help/Support => Topic started by: TalonBytes on May 08, 2016, 01:08:05 PM
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When a command is called, is there a way for it to post to chat from the Streamer's account instead of from the Bot's account?
I am logged into both the casting account and the bot account on deepbot.
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Example:
/mod is a streamer only command on twitch. But I want to let mod's use it.
DeepBot:
Level 8: Mods only.
INPUT: !mod username
OUTPUT: "/mod @user@"
The command is being issued by my bot and failing. How can I make it post from my caster account?
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I'm afraid it isn't possible for the bot to communicate as yourself at this point in time via commands, at least not to my knowledge anyway. Feel free to request it on the feature request board at http://deepbot.deep.sg/forums/index.php?board=7.0 (http://deepbot.deep.sg/forums/index.php?board=7.0)
If this was possible though, I'd say the usage which you'd plan to use it for is a bad idea, only you should be setting moderators up. Even if you trust your mods now they can always go rogue and moderate anybody that comes into your stream.
IMO that's too much power over your channel you'd be giving to them.
Thanks,
Dante557
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As it turns out they released the feature three days later! On 5/11/16
@sendstreamermsg@[message]
Allows the bot to communicate as the caster. Dante, you're right, but I prevented that by making the modding and unmodding reflexive and raising Access Control to [8. Mod Only]:
@sendstreamermsg@[/mod @user@]
It's function is awesome! Of course, you can't inherit the mod list from twitch though cause it's changing constantly now.